Jordan Metcalf Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Question 1 of 8 The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that homeowners can save an average of this much by sealing their homes and adding insulation in attics, floors over crawl spaces, and basements. 10% 15% 20% 25% In addition, insulating your attic entry could save $150 a year in energy costs. Question 2 of 8 A recent federal law allows people younger than 59.5 to withdraw this much money penalty-free once a year for emergencies. $1,000 $2,500 $3,750 $5,000 It can be a better option than high-interest debt. Question 3 of 8 True or false? You can often save on theater tickets by buying single seats. True False If you’re going to an event with others, you can always meet again during intermission to talk. Question 4 of 8 Starting this year, out-of-pocket prescription drug costs for Medicare recipients with a Part D drug plan will be capped, potentially saving plan users significant money. What is that cap? $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $4,000 An AARP report estimates the cap will save 1.4 million adults with a Medicare drug plan an average of $1,000 or more annually. Unlock Access to AARP Members Edition Join AARP to Continue Already a Member? Login Members only
Question 5 of 8 The websites IFLT and FreeFlys (among others) offer … Used goods at low prices Deep discounts on travel Coupons for refurbished electronics Free samples of consumer products You must share your name, email and postal address to get the samples. Question 6 of 8 True or false? You may save money on some indoor projects by waiting until winter. True False Contractors are often looking for work during this time, as opposed to the busier warmer seasons. Question 7 of 8 For most regular season games across major sports, ticket prices usually … Drop as the game approaches Rise as the game approaches You can time your ticket purchase accordingly, although it isn't true in all cases. Question 8 of 8 The temperature of an oven can fall this much every time you open the door, wasting energy while it heats back up. 10 degrees 25 degrees 50 degrees 100 degrees Instead, turn on the oven light to check your meal or rely on a timer. Submit Quiz You have unanswered questions. Please go back and complete those questions to finish the quiz. 0 Correct 0 Incorrect Oops...something went wrong. Please log out and log back in to continue.
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